Is she--firm ?" "Indeed she is." "I am not so sure that you are." "No," said he, after considering awhile; "nor am I.But she is not like Gerald or me.

She is more obstinate." "Less fickle perhaps." "Yes, if you choose to call it fickle.

I don't know that I am fickle.
If I were in love with a girl I should be true to her." "Are you sure of that ?" "Quite sure.

If I were really in love with her I certainly should not change.

It is possible that I might be bullied out of it." "But she will not be bullied out of it ?" "Mary?
No.